You Hit My Heart by Kylie Stanford

Kane opened the door to the room, "Sister, later you can set the code for the door. Do you need me to get a biometric lock for you?"

"Yes, pupil recognition, I guess. It's safer." Joyce nodded. Now that Anderson was going to be living with her, she wanted to make sure that the place they were staying was absolutely safe.

After the door opened, Joyce walked in and took a look around.

The finely decorated apartment had been fully furnished with all the furniture and appliances, and she only needed to buy some more household items.

There were two bedrooms. The master bedroom was painted in a warm yellow tone, and the smaller one was painted in a peaceful blue color. They could have a beautiful view of the neighborhood from the living room window, since it was right opposite the central garden, and the entire living room was very well-lit.

It was noon at the moment, and the sunlight was sprayed all over the sofa. They felt warm and comfortable.

“That was great, thank you, Kane." Joyce was very satisfied.

"Sister, you don't need to say that." Kane frowned in displeasure. "Well, I could find nothing wrong with it. Let's go back first. I have a party in the evening, and I'll go back to the hotel to rest for a while and get ready.”

Joyce raised her wrist and looked at her watch. It was already past two o'clock.

will get the apartment ready, and you can rest assured. Tomorrow you can

bowed her head and gently stroked his little

"Anywhere is good as long as I

Her son did have a high EQ and she was so happy to hear what he

Just like what I told you yesterday,

the time, they had walked to the

office? Although his office building is in a prime location,

just about efficiency and getting things

could Kane think that she was trying to save on office rent? She

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to keep her away from all

never want to come

she could

was her life, and her

heart that she had lost